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Originally Posted by sufue
And I like to use MY imagination to flesh things out. I can't count how many times I've been disappointed when seeing the movie of a book and the characters or locale or whatever don't look anything like I think they should.
But, along the lines of abookreader's comment, I don't know if I'm just old, and younger folk will want other ways to interact with their content.
I hope not, but I detect possible luddite-ism in my psyche...or maybe just echoes of "when I was young, I had to walk five miles to school"  |
Same here, sufue. At least my experience with audiobooks has been - bleh. The narrator's emotions and voice ruin the point of books, for me. If I want an interpretation of the story, I'd rather watch the movie. It can get really squirrelly when the narrator is speaking for a character of the opposite sex.
Interactivity could be cool for maps, though it would probably be best to just link to an online version...
~Piper the mapaholic.